Can cross-cloud data analytics be easy? | Microsoft Fabric

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Work with your data in place, wherever it resides, with Microsoft Fabric, our next generation data analytics service powered by one of the first true multi-cloud data lakes, called OneLake. Go from raw data to meaningful insights over data spread across your organization and in other clouds in seconds—without moving it.

Microsoft Fabric provides a single integrated service that includes data integration capabilities, data engineering for shaping your data, data warehousing, the ability to build data science models, real time analytics, and business intelligence. Data from these different experiences is brought together by one unified data lake for your organization, OneLake, and is accessible regardless of the engine used.

Justyna Lucznik, Principal Group PM for Microsoft Fabric, joins Jeremy Chapman to share how to make your organizational data more accessible.

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00:00 - Introduction
01:47 - Unified data in OneLake
03:05 - Personalized experiences for data professionals
04:43 - How to get started with Microsoft Fabric
06:06 - Shortcuts capability in OneLake
07:35 - Native Windows Explorer integration
09:15 - Collaboration and shared work space
10:04 - LLMs and Copilot for model creation
11:33 - SQL Analyst experience
12:53 - Business user experience
14:06 - Wrap up

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This is getting better and better in the data world!! Earlier collaboration between project teams was key. Now collaboration between project teams AND used services is the key! Just signing up for the trial now..

Bharath_PBI

EXCELLENT. Can't wait to get my hands on this in my BI-job.

ingeborg-anne

Can't wait to see how this affects Microsoft and Databricks relationship!

UtkarshSaxena

I love how Microsoft is always many steps ahead 👏Every feature I see in Microsoft Build 2023, like Fabric in this video, is revolutionary and fascinating.

HotCakeX

Great video Justyna. Thanks for sharing and congratulations to all the team on the successful rollout of Fabric.

AdvancingAnalytics

So…Databricks finally has a true competitor 😄

AbhineetAsthana

The way you people integrated LLMs in the Azure blown my mind and its lil ahead of every Cloud leaders rightnow in the market....THAT MODEL creation with PROMPT would make many of us not to get help from Google😃GOOD move MICROSOFT to getting started with Microsoft Fabric

sathyamanikantabk

Excellent overview of Microsoft Fabric.

bsuzjsm

this is wonderful. i'd like to see discussion about performance, benchmarks, etc.

sherifffruitfly

Excellent indeed! I am wondering how this is going to affect Microsoft Azure's share. Market cannibalization will be very strong here.

billmanassas

So this will replace Azure? I am kinda lost

dianamgdata

Everything and everyone seems to be going cloud-based these days. Is it possible to connect to an on-premise SQL server to get the data for a company that wants to remain in the stone age?

Having said that, my organisation thinks that PowerBI on its own is too expensive, and I imagine this isn't going to be cheap either, so we're probably stuck with SSRS for a bit longer...

bujin

when using LLM models inside the notebooks, it is going to look at my data to respond, my organizational data could be confidential. what about the data secrecy in that case ? will co-pilot works offline without data being stored or shared with Microsoft server ? What policies Microsoft have on this?

rangateja

this is very good however a real challenge that people will be confused by 3-4 cloud apps, OneLake and OneDrive apps in seperate for example it will confusing people which backup or save, basically it would be double cost to use both of them?

GuyOrlov